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College Place Civil Service Commission approves consent agenda, adjourns

2101523 · January 9, 2025
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Summary

At a brief Jan. 9, 2025 meeting, the College Place Civil Service Commission approved its consent agenda — including a corrected Dec. 12, 2024 minutes entry and December 2024 payroll — heard no public comment and then adjourned.

Chair called the College Place Civil Service Commission to order at 11:58 a.m. on Jan. 9, 2025 and moved immediately to the consent agenda, which included the Jan. 9 agenda, minutes and the December 2024 payroll.

The commission approved the consent agenda by voice vote after a speaker requested a correction to the minutes, clarifying that the minutes should read "December 12, 2024," not 2025. There was no public comment during the meeting. The commission then approved a motion to conclude the meeting.

The meeting record shows the Chair opening the session and asking the clerk to take roll. Commission Member Kelly and Commission Member Wiggins were present; Commission Member Boyle was recorded as absent. When the Chair asked whether there was any public comment, the clerk responded, "No, sir." The consent agenda motion — described in the meeting as "Motion to approve the consent agenda, which includes the agenda for January 9, 2025, the minutes from December 12, 2024, and the December 2024 payroll" — was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote after the minutes date was corrected.

A speaker noted, "There's actually a quick correction in that. I'm sorry. It should be, the minutes from December 12, 2024. Uh-huh. That's my fault," and the Chair reread the corrected minutes date before the assembly voted. Following the consent vote, the commission entertained and approved a motion to conclude the meeting. The meeting record contains brief exchanges to confirm the motion and second and two recorded "Aye" responses before the Chair announced the motion passed.

There were no other agenda items, no public-comment speakers, and no formal substantive discussion beyond the minutes correction and the voice votes to approve the consent agenda and adjourn.

The meeting concluded shortly after the consent vote; no follow-up tasks, referrals or additional dates were recorded in the transcript.